Bhogi fire

January 14, 2026 9:57am CST
Early in the morning of bhogi festival We are burning away the old like agricultural waste,wood,old items at home to welcome the new, representing letting go of negativity, bad habits, and past burdens to make space for positivity, prosperity, and new beginnings, while also providing warmth. #The first day of pongal
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jaishankar
@Shivram59 (47426)
• India
15 Jan
Thank you for letting me know about Bhogi Fire. We burn such a fire on Holi.Holi will be celebrated around two months from Makar Sankranti.
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jaishankar
@Shivram59 (47426)
• India
18 Jan
@Kusumakrishna Yes, it is centuries old tradition in North. I had also not heard of bhogi fire before.
Kusuma Dumpa
@Kusumakrishna (1237)
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18 Jan
Thank you for letting me know.I never heard holi fire.may be it is the tradition in north
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DE
@DaddyEvil (168374)
• United States
14 Jan
I'm glad you've had a nice bonfire. Did you throw your school books on it?
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Kusuma Dumpa
@Kusumakrishna (1237)
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18 Jan
Bonfire campfire.... i know you call it like that... I'm a good girl sir ..I don't burn my books
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DE
@DaddyEvil (168374)
• United States
19 Jan
@Kusumakrishna A bonfire is bigger than a campfire. Books used in school aren't REALLY books... They're torture devices.
Amber
@AmbiePam (113144)
• United States
14 Jan
It sounds like a very nice thought.
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Kusuma Dumpa
@Kusumakrishna (1237)
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18 Jan
Yes ..Do you celebrate any festival relatively
Valentina
@valherma00 (1256)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
16 Jan
we all need a new beginning. happy holiday, my friend
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Kusuma Dumpa
@Kusumakrishna (1237)
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18 Jan
Thank you so much dear
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